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EXCLUSIVE: Pence group knocks Vance plan to pay stay-at-home parents up to $9K per child
Advancing American Freedom warns JD Vance's childcare subsidy for stay-at-home parents could invite government intrusion and create work disincentives.
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Source context: Advancing American Freedom warns JD Vance's childcare subsidy for stay-at-home parents could invite government intrusion and create work disincentives.
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Vance is right that parents should have more opportunities to spend time with their young children. But instead of paying people not to work, why not give businesses stronger incentives to make it easier for working parents to stay home when they need to?
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Advancing American Freedom warns JD Vance's childcare subsidy for stay-at-home parents could invite government intrusion and create work disincentives.
The welfare state may be a serious problem, but a welfare state that does not discriminate against traditional families is an improvement.
J.D. Vance would like to give money to people for choices they're already making—without a workable plan to actually pay for it.
'Our job is to raise good children who become good citizens, and so I think that this is an important initiative'
